On this episode of Anchored, Soren is joined by Andrew Smalley, head of Veritas Classical School in St. Augustine, FL and board member of the advisory council for the Institute for Classical Education at Flagler College. They explore the power of making discipleship the primary goal of Christian education and the deep impact that it leaves on students. They discuss Veritas Classical School and the process of building up a school that aims to finish the trivium.

In this episode, Dr. Corey Miller discusses the challenges facing higher education today, particularly the secularization of universities and the cultural revolution impacting students. He emphasizes the importance of Christian apologetics in preparing the next generation to navigate these challenges and advocates for a proactive approach in educating children, especially within homeschooling environments. Dr. Miller also highlights the need for parents to engage with their children's education and

Kicking off Season 5 with thoughts on what youth love about New Orleans, what they'd like to change and what platform they would run on if they were mayor! This episode also features clips from an interview with Council woman Lesli Harris.

In this episode we dive into why Corrina left the USA public school system in favour of becoming a homeschool mum. She offers some tips, advice and her thoughts on whether or not you need that teaching degree to home educate/home school your own children.You can find Corrina over on IG here: https://www.instagram.com/crossyourtshomeschool/ In regards to statistics mentioned, when I had a quick research Corrina's stats were in relation to the USA but the UK wasn't far behind with 33% of teachers not

In Victorian England there were many news reports of a caped villian, with a 'diabolical face', metal claws and who could leap over fences and carriages. But was the bouncy scoundral known as Spring Heeled Jack real? Or just a pranking nobleman and mass hysteria? Tiernan and Athena leap into action to bring you the evidence!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keri and Tim talk to, the awesome, Ann Linehan. Ann has had a long career in early childhood education leading to the some of the highest positions in the Office of Head Start. Listen to how she got here and what goes in D.C.

Bill Federer continues sharing powerful excerpts from his book Miracles in American History. In today’s story, he highlights John Stewart, a young Black missionary whose life took a dramatic turn after personal loss and despair. Stewart felt called to evangelize the Wyandot Tribe, and through his faithful ministry, a spiritual awakening took root. His work laid the foundation for what would eventually become Kansas City—a testament to how one life, surrendered to God, can shape history.Every child’s

Raising Me and Mine is a heartfelt podcast where we dive into the real, raw, and beautiful journey of parenthood. From the struggles of fertility to the joys and challenges of raising little ones, each episode is about sharing stories, lessons, and laughs along the way. Hosted by a mum who’s learning, growing, and navigating it all, this space is about more than just parenting—it’s about building a supportive community where no one feels alone. Whether you’re on your fertility journey, in the thick

Send us a text What do grades really mean? Why do we take so many tests? And how do schools decide what “progress” looks like? In this student-led episode of Off the Gravel Road, Barnstead Elementary student Aurora sits down with Assistant Superintendent Matt Jozokos to unpack the world of grades, assessments, and learning. From state testing to effort vs. ability, Aurora asks the honest questions that every kid — and parent — wonders about. And stay tuned until the end, when Aurora’s mom, Re...

Leadership isn’t a marathon you have to crawl through — but too often, we wait until the health scare, the burnout, or the breakdown before we pause. This week on the Everything Early Childhood podcast, I’m sharing Lesson #2 from my upcoming book The Resilient Leader — the brutal truth about why so many leaders wait until it hurts to take care of themselves, and how we can shift that story. Inside this episode: 💛 The psychology of why we push ourselves past breaking point. 💛 My personal

In this episode of Teach Outdoors, Lauren sits down with Ontario educator Hailey Furster, the inspiring face behind The Early Years Inquirer on Instagram and Teachers Pay Teachers. With a passion for Kindergarten and early literacy, Hailey brings her belief that “Learning Happens Everywhere” to life through inquiry-based, community-connected, and outdoor learning experiences. Together, we explore what it means to brave taking learning outside — even when it’s new or outside your comfort zone....

Political strategist, journalist, and co-anchor of The Signal LIVE Karen Finney joins the class fresh from co-anchoring the launch of State of the People TV with Dr. David J. Johns. Karen reveals the origin story that drives her work—carrying incarcerated teenage girls who couldn't envision a future into every room of power—and why this moment required something different: a movement disguised as media, where the answers are within our communityThis conversation explores what it means to be

Masterclass Registration – Oct 15th @ 7pm ET (Zoom) Elite college admissions isn’t just about “getting to apply to Stanford” or “taking your shot at Penn”—it’s about layering every possible decision and advantage so that when the time comes, you’re not playing a lottery like everyone else. In this episode, we challenge students and families to reverse engineer the process from the perspective of a senior applying to college and understand how just like a savvy poker player or investor, winnin...

In this episode we learn how orangutans long arms and hand-like feet create extra leverage for hanging and reaching; why keeping the centre of mass below the branch makes wobbles settle; and how a gentle tug on a bendy sapling brings the next hold closer. We also learn about their nightly nests and simple tools.Grown-ups: we value your feedback. Our email and message link are in the episode notes—please send us your child’s questions and thoughts. Sleep Tight!, Sheryl & Clark ❤️👂📖 --- ✨

Welcome to Fun Kids Science Weekly – Reach for the Sky Special! In today’s podcast, we’re in Bristol, exploring Aerospace Bristol and finding all about this city’s amazing aviation history - you can hear all about a plane that went faster than the speed of sound, and how planes manage to stay in the air! And Amy's in Hull finding out about Amy Johnson, the world’s most famous woman pilot!Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener

In this episode, Rose Gamblin welcomes Bill Federer to share stories from his book Miracles in American History. From the founding of Chicago to a powerful revival at Yale that transformed the campus into a temple of prayer, Bill recounts moments when faith and courage shaped the course of American history. These stories remind us that in times of crisis, prayer and conviction have often led to unexpected breakthroughs and national renewal.Every child’s first school is their home. Homeschool

Text Sue what you think!Shaky start with homeschooling? You’re not failing—the plan is. Sue Patterson shares how to pivot from “school at home” to unschooling with confidence, reframe the “basics,” and calm the September wobble. + Q&A and resources to help right now.___________________________LAST DAY SALEUnschooling Mom2Mom Parent Toolkit: ALL 25 guides = $99 👉 https://suepatterson-unschooling.thinkific.com/courses/guidesAnnual Membership Sale: Year-round support with Sue & the community

Welcome to Season 5! We’re kicking things off with a powerful conversation featuring longtime advocate Sharon Gregson. Sharon, spokesperson for the $10aDay Campaign, returns to share exciting updates from the Coalition of Child Care Advocates and ECEBC as they relaunch their push for universal, affordable, high-quality child care in BC. Sharon Gregson is the provincial spokesperson for the successful $10aDay Child Care Campaign working with the Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC. She was...

In this S5E6 Schoolutions Teaching Strategies conversation, discover why 75% of elementary students love school but only 25% of 10th graders do—and what we can do about it. Dr. Rebecca Winthrop from the Brookings Institution joins me to unpack the hidden disengagement crisis affecting teens everywhere, including straight-A students who appear perfect on paper. In this episode, Rebecca reveals the four critical modes of student engagement: Passenger Mode (physically present but mentally check...

Send us a text Imagine an AI tutor that changes color to teach colors, points to an arm to name body parts, and keeps lessons fun without losing focus. That’s Buddy AI, a 3D animated study buddy for kids that turns screen time into meaningful learning. In this episode of AI for Kids, host Amber Ivey talks with Ivan Crewkov, the founder of Buddy AI, to explore how a personal challenge of helping his daughter learn English grew into a global learning platform used by over 60 million children. Y...